Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-08-17
HOME MATTERS.

The State Pharmacists meeting next
ar will be held at Palmyra.
-Threshing is turning out better than
expected in this locality.
Another new line of lounges and
iychairs just received at E W. Schultz's
-Water-works at Waukesha, Beaver
I'M and Fort Howard and at WATERFOWL
me.
Call and see the elegant line of can
and woven wire cots just received at
w. Schultz's.
Dennis Griffin has disposed OF his
,use and lot in the Fourth ward to Mrs.
Engelskerscher. Price $3.50.
james F. Slight, of Emmett, an Osh-
osh normal graduate, has been appoint
! to teach the school at Nahma, Mich.
Thursday the Juneau Athletics and
,e Jefferson club played at Juneau and
lie Juneaus were victorious. Score, ~
%.
The WATERFOWL Mutuals defeated
le Jefferson club on the grounds of the
tier Sunday afternoon. The following
the score by innings:
ltuals ..............4 0 2-19
fersonians L 2 2-15
Don't buy until you see the largest
Id most elegant line of rattan chairs
er brought to this city, which [ expect
a few days. E. W. Schultz.
Mother Caroline, of Milwaukee, has
en- elected mother superior of the
ters of Notre Dame, at their sextennial
avention, held in Milwaukee.
-Threshing 212 bushels ofoats in one
II last Friday on the farm of VIM. L.
chit in Emmett, was feat performed by
eston & KEGS with their Steam Peerless
resher
DR.. w. S. Flemming, of New York
;, has been appointed DR.. W. Kemp
S first assistant in the Northern Hospi-
Miss Dr. Reynolds has resigned her
ition in the institution.
MIR. and Mrs Carl Emmerllng are
ely afflicted by the death, early this
rning, of their little son Erwin
RI, aged months, of congestion of the
lin. Funeral tomorrow.
Rev E. S. Grumley, some years pas
of the M. E. church of this city, died
nday Aug Z, at Garrett, Kan. Deceased
one of the pioneer ministers of Wis
lsin and resided in Beaver Dam several
ars.
Mrs. Eliza A. Atwater, wife of Hon.
II. Atwater, died at her home, Sphinx
J., Dakota, on Monday, Aug. 6th. Mr..
id Mrs. Atwater settled in Oak Grove,
dye Co, in 1912 and lived there until
}83.
The new game law makes it lawful
kill quail, partridge, pheasant, prairie
licken or grouse from September l to
acember ], and not from August 10 to
anuary l, as the REPUBLICAN mad
srtently stated two weeks ago.
The Watertown Rifles, Capt. A. Sol
day in command, left via the Chicago
Northwestern railway, Monday morn
%. for the annual encampment of the
.cond regiment, W. n. o., at Beaver
am. which continues through the pres
1T week,
We have received ''There's No One
ike Mother to Me- a pretty song,
ritten by G. A. Davis. 1t can be play
/ on the piano or organ, and will be sent
any address for only eleven 2-cent
amps. Address the publishers, J. @.
ferene & Co., 80 and 42 Arcade, Cincin-
ali, o.
Miss Hester Spray, of Fort Atkinson,
ged "A years, adjudged insane by Drs.
tibson and Stare, was taken yesterday to
he Northern Hospital for treatment, by
heriffJ. D. Bullock. A sad circum-
lance connected witch this case is that
he unfortunate girl was the chief sup
ort Of an aged father.
The Daily Review, newspaper pub
shed in Milwaukee in the interest ofthe
labor party, in its issue of August 9, has
ne following to say in connection with
abor matters here:
WATERTowN.-This is a pretty little
ty. and was captured by the Germans
,rly in its history. They hold the fort
t. There are two assemblies here, one
ixed, working in English, the other
erman. When the order was started,
!, hall could be had, SO afraid were the
Ter societies; so the assemblies have lit
dup a neat home of their own, and
zed no odds of anyone. They are do
2 well-having a steady increase and
eping up the interest. There is talk
of starting some kind of a co-opera-
e industry.